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CHITRAL, March 22: The Chitral police launched a crackdown on transporters for overcharging the passengers on different routes. On the direction of District Police Officer (DPO) Ghulam Hussain, the traffic police took action against transporters who were found charging fares more than the ones fixed by the police and the local administration. The campaignw as
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CHITRAL, March 22: The main Peshawar-Chitral road, especially between the Chitral town and Drosh, is in a pathetic condition due to falling of heavy boulders, land and mud sliding. While travelling from Chitral to Drosh one can witness the negligence of NHA and the laxity of the Drosh administration as well. During the recent continues
CHITRAL, March 21: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Peshawar has directed the principal of G.D. Langland’s Public School and College to give fee concession to real brothers and sisters studying in the institution failing which the school registration and affiliation will be cancelled. In a letter addressed to the principal, the assistant
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CHITRAL, March 19: An American hunter could not arrive in Chitral on a chartered flight due to the inclement weather to hunt a markhor for which he had paid $1.13 million. Divisional forest officer wildlife division, Chitral, Imtiaz Hussain said the American had obtained a hunting permit to hunt a Kashmir markhor in the Toshi